Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for May 22, 2012

Perhaps a different theme is in order.

Once you start trying to learn Calculus and other strange things, numbers and letters become indistinguishable all over again.

These are some of the most sophisticated pre-schoolers I’ve ever seen – and I work in a place with a pre-school.

Apperently not much.

Now, class, let’s not all speak at once! Look at how cluttered your last speech balloon is! And for a theme, how about “Bee gone, because it’s summertime!”

Ya’ know, I think the soap dispenser one has potential…

You do mean CHAOS, don’t you?

CHOAS?

sounds like they’ve learned plenty

@Lovecraftthere is nothing more chaotic than misspelling chaos in caps

I knew what he meant!

I can’t believe that Miss Bliss manages to spend the summer with the kids, too. She has got to need a good long vacation after the school year.

I could spend all day correcting the spelling in the comments – but why. I understand what they mean and life’s too short. People type fast or as you get older, spelling gets - confused.

I learned that you’d better do the wimpy dance that the teacher wants, or she won’t let you run around in circles with the rest of the class afterward. Also, if the rest of the class decides to sit on your arms, legs, etc., on a mat so you can’t move, don’t go up and complain to the teacher about it when you get loose. She’ll glare at you and say, “Don’t you ever do that again!” (????)

I’m with you — it’s a good story, stick to it.

Filling the soap dispenser with blue paint is EXTREMELY funny.

At this age you learn the Hokey Pokey is what it’s all about.

I happen to think that filling the soap dispenser with blue paint is VERY funny =D

LOLWUT?!